Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-04

I&lk Feb. Awe met . York
6snGr this morning .and asked him
So1e1ou. o Why do not York county
~ atteud Colu mbla markets regu
" - Because" wss the answer, "tbe
= Moss the bridge h % high that 1t eat.
- peo0tA" "Howevor," he continued,
= pcsslbls that We may become
n3ag atteadaut1 at your markets
bnmber Of us have been giving this
DDelou some attoution Of late, and believe
N1Il end n our pcsIlionlng tho Psnnsy'.
<1a railroad for lower rstoa 1 sm cor.
onuo0 thak our request will be granted.
~ - d 10, there are at least score OF US
o WI visit you st least twice q week."
MI X osns & veterans Campfire.
~ Wednesday evening, Feb 10, General
H1eh eauS. No 6, Sons Of Veterans, will
y 4 camp fire In srmory hall. About fivo
Darsd Invitations have been issued, and
S Dvsnt will sssuredly be pleasant and en-
DNblo. The Lancaster, York and S.eelton
Dps will bo present. aud several Grand
k18Oy men will deliver addresses. A bar.
U net will also DO provided. Messrs, Charles
Ieoome. James Henry, Sherman Kidder,
Il IAmuel Hinkle and Edward Reuter- are the
:epmmlttee of arrangements.
Progress In Clearing tho 1racss.
Tho Port road is not yet opened, but by
~ morrow, unless something unforeseen
8fnppoua trains will run as far as Octoraro
Ekho repairmou west Of Coatesyille and ess
Yle Niddletown were sent home last evening
e,ond to day only so men are at work on tn.
s k1lockade
4N Ia short Metre.
nj Manager Zesmer has completed sfranse
~ HentS with the Temple :iIsatre management
ES56g the pl leeelGation Of the 81 Little Tycoon
Il = the Columbia opera house early In March
A young colored girl named Bin was SIS
Doulted by . white mau, supposed 10 be
Il tramp, last night at Fourth and Locus
streets. Her screams, however, alarmed he
~ oosailant, and he quickly boarded q passin
freight train.
Mr.. Hugh Donnelly, foreman St Charlie
ea 30rnaces, Is reported az being in critics
Y eCndition.
Bishop J. Weaver, d. D., of the Easter
'# district OF the United Brethren church, "!
6xSsprcach in the Columbia United Bretbre
81 ohurch next Monday evening at o'clock.
Tho funeral Of James Armstrong will
&s held In tho Presby terian church tomorro
E hlternoon at 8 o'clock. Rev. WIN. P. Evan
NIX pastor Of the Second street Lutheran churcl
M will conduct the services. Mr. Afmsiron
&s Nns Q member OF the Pennsylvania Iel
M tnnd.
Chiquesalnnga tribe No. 50 /. r. L. y
Nh hold their annual banquet ia ArmoI
Ill on March 18th,
[yt \ valuable Alderney COW OF Harry Missile
"a died on "Wednesday night The cause is u
known.
5S. Our pavements are in a worse conditiC
y now than at any time this winter They q
severed with a thick coating Of ice, the su1fa
n % which Is almost as smooth as glass.
Mr.. George Supplee and Miss Susan Bake
deughter OF Master Mechanic A. o. Bake
IS we're united in marriage last evening By Rs
Geo. w. Ely at the Presbyterian pafscnag
z After the ceremony the couple left on tr
70 Baltimore and Washington.
s,s A Mrs Rhoades living on Perry street, l
4! eeived painful Injuries last evening by Fl
NJ on the pavement ut her home.
~ The channels of the river which bavs be:
open since the ice breakup filled with slu
< ~ during last night and this morning {
river In front OF Columbia Is again olo-ei.